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Trades about 112% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Exxaro Tiles Limited specializes in the production and global distribution of vitrified tiles, offering them as flooring solutions throughout India and internationally. Under the 'Exxaro' brand, the company's product line encompasses double charge and glazed vitrified tiles, alongside wall tiles. Its extensive network of dealers and distributors ensures supply to a diverse clientele, including large-scale infrastructure projects covering residential complexes, commercial spaces, educational institutions, hospitality venues, healthcare facilities, government projects, religious establishments, and developers, in addition to serving individual private customers. The enterprise, which commenced operations in 2007, was formerly designated as Ricasil Ceramic Industries Private Limited before rebranding to Exxaro Tiles Limited in December 2020. Its headquarters are located in Himatnagar, India.
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